impact the entertainment business that's there and how they intend to hopefully, we will have the venue here work with that then you might just like they work with other potential folks in and around the radius to make sure those two users can maintain and state vibrant and happy together. so, it's going to be really interesting and something that we, again worked on for a long time and i think will find surprisingly positive outcomes. i'm hopeful about. we have to be planning for our fund. this is a big part of that good we have to be getting in front of and not just being reactive to all of this crazy change that's happening here. so i think this is a really cool experiment and i'll put it that way. it literally -- and i know about probably every city that has the issues we do in this country and no one has done this. no one has been gutsy enough to do this. so it's going to be on us in a large part to make this a big success. i think it will be copied in a lot of cities were just sort of watching change and not doing anything about it. yay. so, again [inaudible] it's got it's typical

in the past i have it quite a bit of experience working large venues. when we look at section 2900, and it talks about what our responsibilities are from the city. when it comes to community and i will just reiterate what that says, the general plan for san francisco, identifies news as a serious poe lunt ant that must be managed through planning and development process but given our dense environment in san francisco has a significant challenge of effecting public health through the community noise arising from sources such as construction and mechanical equipment and entertainment and human and animal behavior. we have the equipment and so i don't want to be against it but it is hard for us not to look at that and i want that to be put on record that is how we feel because we are going to have to respond to that. >> that being been said, when you vote for whether you are going to approve this, there are a couple of other things that i think we want to have out there as far as conditions. they talked about in the past they will give us a calendar and i

members and the second paragraph, he has made no attempts to introduce himself or the plans for the venue to the immediate neighbors or the event out reach and this is coming from alliance for a better district six. >> it is just a point of clarification, the grounds of denial which you have, don't include the community out reach. >> and while you are trying to under score a problem, that is not the basis of the denial of a permit. >> correct. two things that i stated number three and number four. >> here is my idea. i think in the interest of time i think that we should probably continue the item. and so, that he has a little bit more time to do more community out reach and then come back to us on the 16th? is that the next meeting? >> so that gives you two weeks, are the people comfortable with that and if so, i am happy to entertain a motion to continue and i think that it will alleviate some of the questions that we might have, that we could potentially ask to the police afterwards, too. >> motion to continue. >> all right, a motion to continue to the next meeting. >> is there a secon

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help with the project david introduced the project last year 18 thousand feet in the multiple purpose venue and square feet of commercial office space i'll show you that there's approximately one hundred and 25 thousand gross square feet of the retail area that will be a contribution to mission bay one of the things i'm month proud of what we've been able to side in spite of the development thirty percent of the site is given back to the community and to the public as open space that is actually, the formulate of my presentation i'm going to wake you outside the building that is what is happening people m people they experience those building we have 9 hundred and 50 car spaces underground those spaces have large loading docks and parking areas and all of that has been put underground so the above areas can be developed as assets to the city this is important in mission bay if you know the quality of mission bay it is an incredible commitment to making this a great place i'm excited about that project benefits certainly it will be the first multi purpose event in san francisco a world-class

music and culture are too important to let us keep losing these venues. yes, we need to build places for people to live in our city, but not if we force out the venues where they perform in the first place. my legislation deemed illegal nuisance if they are operating within their permit. it requires more accurate sound tests before developer builds near a poe to reduce conflicts later. it requires developers to begin working with nearby poes and the entertainment commission long before they even start construction. it ensures that all potential residents of the units near a poe are informed about the poe before they rent or buy the place that they're interested in in. and it improves communication between all relevant city departments while empowering the entertainment commission to take an active early roll in these projects. this is not a solution to all of the problems, but my legislation goes a long way in helping music and housing coexist in san francisco. i twant to thank everyone what has worked so hard to make this possible the entertainment commi

venue being in the city thank you very much for your time and is there any additional public commenteeing none, public comment is closed. >> i want to thank the team for the presentation today i - it was great to see all the prospectives i agree the public realm this incredible opportunity to provide for space and more sort of wonderful space for us to be in i assume there will be a lot of design refinement going forward and thank you to all the staff and really great to see see a decision being made where it helps both to the importance of that transit connection. >> commissioner moore. >> thank you for your thoughtful presentation i was arena when more people were speaking against it than this room could possibly hold i don't want to dwell on the past i'm impressed from the prospective that the setting which occurs has questions but you've well answered i'm happy to say the accumulation of buildings we're dealing with the citing in the way i do and am glad we're finding a way to redefine micro e mission bay the hospital basically of the main mission bay being an institutional viabl

we don't really want to be known as another circuit party venue. that's not the concept of asking for the after-hours. >> so let me just say after-hours permit weakened condition it to end at three clock in the morning we can give you straight up after hours pub that was to 6:00 am. it's your visit. you should make a decision on how late you go. just because you haven't after-hours to 16 doesn't mean you have to go to 6 am. you can close at 2 am. so i think would be beneficial. a full board extended hours permits going all the way. >> i agree. >> okay so i think there doesn't seem any commission or comments allows the police to come up and speak. thank you very much. >> good evening again commissioners. so, first to apologize again putting in the good neighbor policy. i did know was a known stipulation me being rocky and all that. the extended hours, i know would appreciate all of the street is mostly bars and clubs. like you said, everyone knows that corner corner has been dark and homeless in the kind of stuff. i can appreciate they want to stay

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about venus, the temperatures of 800 degrees farren hate.he pressure 100 times on earth. using all the other technologies that we have been able to employ to examine other plan et cetera in great distances, venus is the perfect place to do that. i'm not sure that it's making a lot of sense to send humans there when we can send them to other places that could give us more advance. you have to wonder what would sending people to these places teach us. what will they learn? >> we want to understand how planets like veep us can exist. what is it about their development, relative to the sun that caused venus to spin out of control if terms of its environment, that so much different from earth. veep us is about the same size as earth, the same density. other similarities, but it's hotter, no liquid water, atmosphere is caustic. it's no that much closer to the sup, but that and something else about its early history turned it into a hellish place to be. if we understand that. >> to say the least. we'll understand how planets develop. >> for people

[inaudible]'s apartment >> okay i moved to approve with the sound test of the venue in a subtest in mr. ivins apartment >> i will second >> already any other comments? >> can i just say that to the neighbor who is here for the condition of this good neighbor policy which means they have to publish the phone number that you can call anytime you're being inconvenienced by the noise. you can call a phone number. required to answer the phone and we can [inaudible] consider your situation >> what about the live band? >> i think that what's going to happen is would have to see how it is. i agree i know when we were working with malibu that it was the band that would biggest problem and the biggest noise producers. >> i feel like this [inaudible] the brick building concrete >> yes. i do agree but i think there has to be something to be worked out as problems arise. now that they are under our jurisdiction, we have two people that can go by and check. we are now on top of what is going on there and can offer assistance and hopefully mitigate any problems that have been arising. i think adding

security profile security company doing other venues in the union square area we have mr. paul kim that handles the any of us active for the internal 0 fairs and bryan the barry at the end and julia the operator for the venue just to give you a little bit of a background it is four levels the first level is a lobby that is shared with weeks ago and stair wall leading up to the second floor the second floor is a bar with amazement games and a associate area then the third floor is a restaurant also a bar food is served continuously and both to the third and second floor but the third floor closes at 11 o'clock and if people 7, 8, 9 to stay they go to another floor we're here to talk about the c-3 area this is a business friendly area month businesses are there are it's a cash checking business the fourth floor which used to be a gal rethey want to make it a constrict space they'll have doors on the spaces but windows so their transparent and visible and security personnel will room that area and surveillance cameras throughout the venue we're putting surveillance cameras on

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the supervisor introduced the legislation yesterday saying the city's music venues need to be preserved at a time when residential units are being the in formally commercialreas that requires developers to engage with existing venues from the start protecting the nightclubs from unfair noise cop minutes in the future and ensuring residents are aware of the venues before they represents or buy. >> you could see calorie couples for the alcohol you order. the food and drug administration said you should know the calories you put in your body when downing alcohol. the calorie content will be called for on the restaurant menu. >> and former facebook c.e.o. is donating $24 million over the next two years to establish an algae research center at stanford university school of medicine. parker says he missed most of his final year in hive and has been to emergency rooms countless times always of his algae to notes, shell fish, and other foods. he hopes researchers can find a lasting cure now he has two small children who have a gene basis to develop am percents. a formal announcement is at 11 a.

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